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Old 09-01-2022 | 06:04 AM
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Originally Posted by DustoffVT
Your local DAV or VFW will have volunteer VSO's. They are excellent at the process, but they don't deal with a lot of aviators so you may have to do a lot of explaining. Also, some state Veterans' Departments have full time paid VSOs who are excellent. I am in Vermont and used the state military affairs people, they were great.
Careful about what gets discussed, and especially written down. You don't want a paper trail anywhere that hints at unreported no-go health conditions.

If it were me, I might even call them anonymously for an initial consult. I'm sure they'd be cool with that.

Again, if you need help get it for sure.
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